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Johnny Eckhardt
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Los Angeles
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Saying that Oakenfold isn't as good as he used to be has an explaination and who knows...maybe Tiesto is starting to experience the same thing. It's called DJ burnout. It's something that almost all DJs wiill go through that spin for a long period of time. I'm not saying that's what Tiesto is going through now but given the schedule he has to keep up with, it wouldn't be surprising. I'm sure that we will see PvD go through it as well in time to come. It's like with just about anything else you do day after day....after several years of doing it....you burn out on it. Sometimes all you need to do is take a break for a while and then you're good to go again....and sometimes not. It really has little to do with the lack of careing......you just plain and simple burn out.. On the other hand, you have those who get consumed by fame and they get a false sense of security and sometimes they do stop "trying". I'm not saying that is what Tiesto is doing now either but it does happen to some. I think in Tiesto's case, he more than likely just had an off night. We all have them. (yes...even PvD has them and I'm sure if you followed him to every single gig that he did, you would see that)
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May-12-2002 02:15
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Acid Circus
Dark Tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Oekenfold
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceCluber
with progressive yes its easier to match beats cuz of the slower bpm and crisp snares and kicks ..but the thing is you have to drag each mix much longer then in trance.... for me trance is way easier to mix then progressive.... cuz you dont have to hold a beat as long as in progressive...try holding a mix for 3 min with out letting it get off track ..its much harder then mixing trance through 30 - 50 seconds ..much harder |
That is taking a seperate area of mixing, in this case beat matching, and saying that it is the hardest part of mixing! To some it may be, but I could happily hold beats together for as long as needed, you have to train your ear to pick up on slipping beats before it becomes too prominent sounding. What is hard is making a smooth sounding transfer in that 30 second window, yes crap DJ's will just cross over the lows and be done with it, but I strive for as smooth a mix as possible, and to do it with trance requires more skill than doing it with progressive tunes!
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May-12-2002 14:26
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